Adventurers crash without fuel. This drove us to imagine and create mouthwatering, all-natural treats that come from and are part of our local habitat. We support small businesses and locally source ingredients do help reduce our carbon footprint.
We do not use high fructose corn syrup, artificial colors, or artificial flavors.
Huckleberries
Our huckleberries are harvested from the wild mountains of western Montana. Huckleberries can’t be cultivated and only grow at a certain altitude, so the exact location is a treasured secret.
Honey
Our honey is delivered raw from an apiary in Alberton, Montana. Hindu Hillbilly produces nap weed and wildflower honey which has a naturally sweeter flavor.
eggs
All eggs used in our baked goods come from the cage free, free range hens at Farmer Boy Eggs located in Drummond, Montana.
grains
Our flour is harvested from the golden fields of central and western Montana. Wheat Montana in Three Forks has a passion to share Montana’s natural goodness of wheat and grains.
Every snack has a story
Huckleberry Vanilla Chip COOKIE
Huckleberries hold a rich historical significance in the state of Montana, deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of its indigenous people and early settlers. Huckleberries cannot be cultivated and only row in a narrow range of elevation, so all our huckleberries are hand-picked in the wilds of the Rocky Mountains.
Hickory Smoked Bison Jerky
A Montana cowboy had three items of importance: his horse, his lariat, and his trail food. Jerky was an essential part of their trail rations. It offered a convenient and portable protein-rich snack that could be eaten on the go. Bison meat was often used to make that jerky. Montana is home to one of the largest bison populations today - both inside national parks and on private ranches.
Cherry Chocolate Chip Cookie
Cherries have been grown in Montana for over a century. The first cherry orchards emerged in the late 1800s when settlers recognized the region's favorable growing conditions for cherry trees. Our Cherry Chocolate Chip Cookies are inspired by our founder's family recipe passed down through four generations of Montanans.
Lavender Honey & Lemon Cookie
While lavender is a relatively new addition to Montana's agricultural landscape, it has quickly become a thriving industry and a beloved part of horticultural offerings in the west. The states unique climate and picturesque landscapes provide an ideal environment for growing this fragrant herb. Enjoy the Montana winters with a warm Lavender Honey & Lemon Cookie pair perfectly with a cup of hot tea.
Hazelnut Quinoa & Espresso Bar
In the mines of Southwest Montana, early settlers developed a multitude of pocket-sized snacks to take with them underground. Inspired by the grain bar recipes created by the miners, we offer our Hazelnut Quinoa & Espresso Bar. Packed with ancient grains and nuts, our bar will help you fuel up for wherever life takes you.